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Proton now offers its Proton VPN browser extension for free to all users. The extension is compatible with Firefox and Chromium-based browsers. Proton announces that Proton VPN browser
Proton now offers its Proton VPN browser extension for free to all users. The extension is compatible with Firefox and Chromium-based browsers.
Proton announces that Proton VPN browser extensions for Chrome (and Chromium-based browsers) and Firefox are now available to any user with a free subscription. Previously, only users with paid subscriptions could use the service. The extension allows browsers with different regions to connect simultaneously to easily access geo-restricted content.
According to the company, these extensions are among the most popular requests from the Proton community. Now that these browser extensions are free for all users, people around the world can more easily protect their privacy and bypass online censorship.
The browser extension is compatible with different browsers and works independently of each other, which means that speed and IP address are not affected. In addition, the browser extension is compatible with Firefox and Chromium-based browsers, which means that it runs seamlessly on Microsoft Edge, Brave and Google Chrome.
Users can download the Proton VPN browser extension from the Chrome Web Store or via the Firefox browser add-on. Then, log in with your Proton VPN account and then click Quick connection or select a country or a single server.
Source: IT Daily
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